Bitcoin’s New Competitor? Facebook Obtains E-Money License in Europe

By cineramaDecember 11, 2016Bitcoin Business

The Central Bank of Ireland recently granted Facebook Payments International Limited (FBPIL) an e-money license, which effectively allows Facebook to facilitate peer-to-peer payments on its platform. Since Ireland is […]

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